Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-04-14

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First. class job work done at the
JOURNAL office.
Mrs. II. F. Confer is lying sick al
her residence on Penn street.
j. w. Shook was off on business
tip to Franklin, Pa, last week.
The mountain people will soon
have to guard against forest fires.
Mrs.. Emma Tomlinson is tempor.
arily staying at Cherry Run, Union Co.
Mrs. Neff, the widow of DR.. Netf,
decd, of Centre Hall, died on last Fri
day.
Adam Mark, an old citizen of
Sugar Valley. died on the Goth of last
month.
NEW CLoCKS-very attractive and
guaranteed,at ]. w. Stoyer's, on Main
street.
Manufactures Crawford IS off to
Philadelphia for more knitting ma
chimes.
Foster Albright works for c. X
Sober's In the mountains west of
Coburn.
MIR. Brooks, q book agent from
Bellefonte, was seen in town one day
last week.
Cashier A. Walter, took the after.
noon train last Friday to spend week
in the East.
Rev. Hickman will have regular
services in the NJ. E. church. this place,
next Sunday.
H. G.. Roger, of VOLTS store,
looked in on the JOURNAL office yes
lerday morning.
Mrs. E. Fl. Long has been confined
to her sickbed for several days with neu-
ralgic pains in her head.
"A splendid assortment of Cigars
has been shelv ed at Stover's grocery
this week. Try them.
Our townsman w. A. Tobias,
spent Tuesday in Miles township in the
capacity of road juror.
r. B. Hartman and his grandson.
Frank. were among those who took In
Bellefonte on Monday.
johnny. an eight year old son of
Jacob Alters. is at present confined to
the house with rheumatism.
Irwin Wi lliams is absent from home
six days every week. He works on a
lumber job in the mountains.
The factory plot of George Peters.
on North street. was not sold last Sat
urday, the bids being too low.
Since J. w. Lose is out of the
store business he has again taken up
his favorite vocation, painting.
Rev. Pines, P. E., Of Lewisburg.
was the guest of Rev. Swengle, at this
place, last Thursday and Friday.
"A Miss Runkle. of Tusseyville, has
opened term of subscription school in
the school house on North street.
On Tuesday Secretary Fairchild
appointed JOS. s. Lingle to be store
keeper and gauger at Bellefonte.
CHOICE BRICK.-The undersigned
has for sale los of choice brick.
&C. LOSE, Rebersburg, Pa.
With the approaches of warm
weather the base ball fever is breaking
out with a vengeance all over the coun-
try.
&C. w. Albright. the painter, is
busily engaged upon an attractive bar
ber sign for Snyder Miller, in Rebers-
burg.
Mrs. Maria Frank and Mrs. A. A.
Frank are spending the greater part of
a week aJ Sunbury visiting Mrs. Alice
Hoover.
The u. B. parsonage on Penn street
received its first coat of paint on Mon
day. Some fence was also made on the
premises.
Elias Musser, the toll gate keeper
west of Smithtown, is said to be IN
critical condition with little chance for
recovery.
For SALE.-A 24-inch PlaDing and
Matching Machine. For particulars in
quire of ELIAS LUsE & Son.
14-2t Millheim, Ia.
The grindorgan, with and without
the monkey, may be expected to make
its appearance In the rural towns this
month.
e. H. Long. of the firm of D. S.
Kaufman & Co., aud J. w. Slower, the
grocer, were to Bellefonte on Monday.